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Reflecting on Autism Awareness month and the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic, the CEO of Springtide Child Development said that the families of children with autism are not alone and that it is important to find the right therapist to suit their needs.  Following the opening of the company’s center in Ridgefield, Connecticut in March, co-founder Jia Jia Ye highlighted the role of the new location as the disruption and uncertainty of the COVID-19 outbreak has seen the behavioral re...

This story mentions suicide ideation and child abuse. The National Suicide Prevention Lifeline can be reached at 800-273-8255 and the Arizona Child Abuse Hotline can be reached at 1-888-767-2445. Brent Jackson was diagnosed with autism 30 years ago. In the years since, hes resigned from a job in Ohio after 17 years of working there because "they didnt understand autism."  He later learned about the Southwest Autism Research and Resource Center and First Place, residential housing in central ...

Applied Behavior Analysis is abusive to Native children April is Autism Acceptance Month. Applied Behavior Analysis was created by Ivar Lovaas, whose research also laid the groundwork for gay conversion therapy Author: Jules Edwards daughter enjoys playtime with slime (Courtesy photo) April is Autism Acceptance Month. Applied Behavior Analysis was created by Ivar Lovaas, whose research also laid the groundwork for gay conversion therapy I am an Ojibwe autistic parent of autistic children, and a...

Lighthouse Autism Center Announces New Center Locations including Strategic Acquisition of A Step Ahead Share Article Indiana’s largest ABA Provider Announces New Locations in Valparaiso, IN, Columbus, IN and Niles, MI With 2020 behind us, we are ready to hit the ground running in 2021 with our newest centers in Valparaiso, Indiana, Niles, Michigan, and our most recent acquisition, A Step Ahead. SOUTH BEND, Ind. (PRWEB) March 17,...

I’ve noticed recently that some rocks have been lobbed from writers on the left towards Governor Noem regarding the belief that the administration should be doing more for the disability community during this time of COVID, as if the Governor somehow doesn’t care or is non-responsive to the needs of those with disabilities. At least from my own experience, I don’t believe this could be farther from the truth. And you don’t have to go back very far to prove it so.  Back just before this...